I would opt for a new one if your keeping the vehicle , plenty to choose from exmoor trim aren't too bad on price , and if your sat in it a lot well worth the investment
Zed.
Well-Known Member
(D1??)
I'm sure I've seen somewhere selling new foam base thinggies? maybe egay???]
or find another seat & swap??
I picked up a set of leather / electric (& maybe heated??) D1 300 seats for my '200tdi, but they need 300 base / mounts aswell as wiring, beware of possible mix&match issues
Rich.
I'm sure I've seen somewhere selling new foam base thinggies? maybe egay???]
or find another seat & swap??
I picked up a set of leather / electric (& maybe heated??) D1 300 seats for my '200tdi, but they need 300 base / mounts aswell as wiring, beware of possible mix&match issues
Rich.
janderson41
Active Member
Get an uprated diaphragm from Exmoor trim
What adifference
What adifference
janderson41
Active Member
More info, on my phone last message.
Look at the pictures on Exmoor trim site. The uprated diaphragm is extremely superior and has extra springs.
Fitted one to my old Disco 1 without renewing foam base and there was a fantastic difference.
Not expensive and I do recommend it.
Look at the pictures on Exmoor trim site. The uprated diaphragm is extremely superior and has extra springs.
Fitted one to my old Disco 1 without renewing foam base and there was a fantastic difference.
Not expensive and I do recommend it.
Shanec
Active Member
http://www.exmoortrim.co.uk/store/d...s/discovery-ii-seat-base-foam-detail.htmlhtml
I see they do a base
Anyone know of a person who will sew the cloth on top?
I see they do a base
Anyone know of a person who will sew the cloth on top?
janderson41
Active Member
From memory the cover is either elasticated or string tensioned.
Easiest way is to remove seat assembly altogether. About 10 minutes work.
My old diaphragm had split along the rubber. I punched a series of parallel holes and used cable ties as a temporary measure till I got a new diaphragm. It's only held with clips to the frame.
Easiest way is to remove seat assembly altogether. About 10 minutes work.
My old diaphragm had split along the rubber. I punched a series of parallel holes and used cable ties as a temporary measure till I got a new diaphragm. It's only held with clips to the frame.
